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Secure Mcp

@fsilva7456on 2 days ago
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FreeCommunity
AI Systems
A secure MCP (Master Control Program) implementation for AI command line interaction

Overview

What is Secure Mcp

Secure MCP (Master Control Program) is a command line interface tool that provides secure, AI-assisted interactions through a client-server architecture. It ensures safety and integrity when executing commands by implementing strict validation and whitelisting protocols.

Use cases

Secure MCP can be utilized in environments where secure command execution is critical, such as cloud computing platforms, remote server management, and automated script execution, especially in contexts where untrusted users might access the command line.

How to use

To use Secure MCP, first start the server by running ‘python server.py’ in your command line. Then, connect to the server using the client with ‘python client.py’. Users can then issue commands through this secure interface.

Key features

The secure MCP features a whitelist-based command filtering system, where only pre-approved commands can be executed. It includes command validation and sanitization, network isolation for better security, and timeout protection to prevent long-running or malicious commands.

Where to use

Secure MCP is ideal for use in secure computing environments, including enterprise settings, cloud services, and any situation requiring controlled access to command line functionalities, particularly where user actions need to be tightly regulated.

Content

Secure MCP (Master Control Program)

A secure implementation for AI-assisted command line interactions.

Features

  • Secure command execution with validation
  • Whitelist-based command filtering
  • Client-server architecture
  • Timeout protection

Usage

  1. Start the server:
python server.py
  1. Connect with the client:
python client.py

Security

  • Only whitelisted commands are allowed
  • Command validation and sanitization
  • Network isolation
  • Execution timeouts

Configuration

Edit the allowed_commands list in server.py to modify permitted commands.

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